The Gbros. adapter is a straightforward device, and it does pretty much what it says on the tin: it connects the GameCube controller you already own to your Switch through Bluetooth, so you don't ...

When Nintendo released the 4.0 software update for the Switch, it added the ability to use old GameCube controllers with the Switch.

The receiver itself has the home and screenshot buttons normally found on Joy-Cons, which are functions you lose when using GameCube controllers with Nintendo's wired USB adapter.

From the "ridiculous level of customization" department: a new device from EMS that removes one small deficiency in the Wii Classic Controller's capabilities: the ability to use it on GameCube ...

Nintendo hasn't publicly announced it, but GameCube controllers are now supported by Switch as of the console's recent 4.0 update. You need the GameCube controller's USB adaptor, but with it the ...

Nintendo's latest Switch update is apparently a treasure trove of secrets. In addition to secretly slipping in support for USB headphones, the gaming titan has also bundled in the ability to ...

If you've picked up Smash Bros Ultimate, you may also have got a GameCube adapter. Here's how to connect GameCube adapter to Switch, ready for multiplayer.

Simply plug in the adapter via USB, connect the GameCube controller to the adapter, and then navigate to the Switch Controller options page using a Joy-Con, select Change Grip/Order, then hit the ...

The Switch Pro Controller is expensive, but if you have a GameCube pad and the Wii U USB adapter lying around, you don't need one.

Nintendo has revealed an adapter that allows GameCube controllers to be used with the Wii U. The hardware was announced in a new Super Smash Bros video, which you can see below. It brings yet more ...

After the unexpected discovery that Switch firmware 4.0.0 brought USB headphone support, the above GameXplain video shows how the console can also now be used with GameCube controllers.